Junior Utility Design Technician

Jobtailor; South Bend (IN); On-site; USD 45,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Jobtailor is seeking an entry-level engineering technician to perform technical tasks and prepare system-improvement orders while engaging with residential, commercial, and industrial customers. You will help design facilities to meet client needs and assess associated costs.

As you learn AEP Distribution Standards, NESC Codes, and OSHA rules, you will participate in storm restoration assessments when needed, building broad knowledge of equipment, materials, and business processes through

Qualifications

• High school diploma or Associate degree plus 2 years related utility industry experience
• Valid Driver's License
• Gains knowledge of applicable standards, codes, and regulations related to assigned work
• Develops understanding of equipment, materials, systems, and business processes
• Assists employees with defined portions of routine technical problems when beneficial to AEP
• Demonstrates basic computer literacy, including foundational knowledge and technical skills

Responsibilities

• Perform entry-level technical work and related activities
• Prepare required orders to implement system improvements such as capacity upgrades and pole replacements
• Establish service for and interact with residential/commercial/industrial customers
• Design facilities required to meet customer needs while determining costs
• Learn and understand AEP Distribution Standards, NESC Codes, OSHA Rules, and other practices
• Participate in storm restoration work, specifically assessment of storm damage when applicable

Skills

Electrical Engineering Technology

NESC Codes

OSHA Rules

Customer Interaction

Technical Problem Solving

Education

Associate Degree in Electrical Comp/Electronic/Civil/Mechanical Engineering Technology

High School Diploma or equivalent

Job description

Jobtailor is seeking an entry-level engineering technician to perform technical tasks and prepare system-improvement orders while engaging with residential, commercial, and industrial customers. You will help design facilities to meet client needs and assess associated costs.

As you learn AEP Distribution Standards, NESC Codes, and OSHA rules, you will participate in storm restoration assessments when needed, building broad knowledge of equipment, materials, and business processes through